by Gloria Hochman
“I wish you had asked me. I could have told you plenty to put in your book.”
This comment came from the well-dressed woman in the purple suit who sat at an adjacent table as the three of us—Dick Goldberg, Mady Prowler and I—were having a spirited conversation over lunch about how those of us over 50 negotiate relationships with our adult children.
Dick is National Director and Mady the Assistant Director of Coming of Age—a project based on the belief that the gift of extended years gives those of us 50+ the chance to engage with our personal and public communities in a way that will enrich our emotional lives, contribute to society, deepen our relationships and bring us new fulfillment.
The book you are about to read, The Age for Change, is part of that project.
The reaction of the woman dressed in purple was typical. Whenever we mention to anyone what this book includes, the response invariably is something like, “How do I get my hands on it?”
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